FR: Personal Finance Camp

This one-week morning camp at Father Ryan High School introduces kids in grades K through 8 to real-world money concepts — a practical STEM subject that doesn't always show up in regular school curricula. Running 9 AM to noon each day, the camp is built around personal financial literacy, helping younger kids begin thinking about budgeting, saving, and how money works, while giving older elementary and middle schoolers a foundation in financial decision-making. At $285 for the week, it's a reasonable investment for a skill set kids can genuinely use. The half-day format makes it easy to pair with afternoon activities or other camps during the same week. Father Ryan's campus on Norwood Drive is a well-known spot for Nashville families, and the broader Summer at Father Ryan program spans a solid range of enrichment topics, so the organizational infrastructure is established and familiar. This camp works especially well for curious kids who enjoy thinking through real-world problems with numbers — and for parents who want financial literacy woven into the summer schedule. Families also explore FR: Spark Business Camp and FR: Chess Camp (Knight School) for similar analytical, minds-on options at Father Ryan.